To the reviewer jd_shelly@yahoo.com:
Free exchange of ideas and information is a natural right in a democracy. If you want to censure and engage in book burning, you live in the wrong country.

The treasure trove of literature on this site reflects the thoughts of many different people, and encompasses many eras and societies, as well as a variety of viewpoints, ideologies, and sympathies. One of the reasons I financially contribute to the archive, is the fact that it doesn't redact, or remove, texts which are out of step with the Zeitgeist of the moment. It would be a disastrous turn of events if the IA ever did decide to cede to pressure and begin the process of "sanitizing" the collection, so as to make it "politically correct," or to eliminate so-called, "hate speech." I pray that the Internet Archive stubbornly persists in behaving as a champion of the First Amendment (a birthright of every American).

Just another jew (or shill) that doesn't like the way something is worded.

I notice you don't say it's wrong, only "antisemitic". Don't like it? Tough.

Although the PDF itself is excellent -- I discovered it while looking for a source for my dissertation -- the metadata is problematic and antisemitic. Internet Archive informs me they "can't" do anything to change this, considering it is uploaded by a third party. This is a bad editorial decision on their part, and I am disappointed. Please revise the metadata.